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USII.8c The Cold War
USII.8c The Cold War
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VA SOL USII 8c
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Which is a characteristic of the Soviet ideology of Communism?
little to no personal freedoms
equal distribution of wealth
All of the above
state-owned property and resources
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Select the correct correlation:
Communism = Warsaw Pact
Communism = NATO
Capitalism = Warsaw Pact
Democracy = Warsaw Pact
3
What does this picture represent?
Truman Doctrine
communism
Domino Theory
containment
4
What symbolized the collapse of communism in Europe?
Berlin Airlift
Sputnik
Victory in the Korean War
Destruction of the Berlin Wall
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The USA and the USSR emerged from WWII as super powers, triggering a rivalry over ________
ideology and national security
popularity
money and prestige
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Which is a characteristic of the American ideology of capitalism?
Labor Camps
State-owned property
equal distribution of wealth
Private Property
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established to protect North America and Europe from Soviet aggression
NATO
Warsaw Pact
United Nations
Potsdam Conference
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Which war had more support at home?
Korea
Vietnam
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True/False: The Cold War was the central organizing principle in foreign affairs for 40 years.
False
True
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What does this picture represent?
Truman Doctrine
Domino Theory
communism
containment
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What do the SOLs say about the end of the Vietnam War?
It ended in a cease fire.
Communism didn't spread
U.S. troops withdrew from Vietnam.
We lost.
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What was different about the Vietnam and Korean Wars?
Communism spread in Vietnam but not in Korea.
In both wars the northern country was communist
We fought to stop the spread of communism.
Korea was a stalemate. We really lost in Vietnam
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The Domino Theory said that if one country fell to communism then . . .
the Cold War would end
others would. fall
democracy would win
the Vietnam War would end
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What do the Korean and Vietnam Wars have in common?
In both wars the northern country was communist
Korea was a stalemate. We really lost in Vietnam
Communism spread
We fought to stop the spread of communism.
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"the state of tension, without actual fighting, between the USA and the USSR"
The Korean War
The Vietnam War
The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Cold War
